SONY BBC EARTH
Índia
SONY BBC EARTH is a television channel available in India that focuses on natural history, wildlife, and factual content. The channel draws on documentary programming exploring the natural world, science, and human culture. It broadcasts in English and is accessible through various cable and satellite platforms across the country. Viewers can expect long-form documentaries and series that examine ecosystems, animal behavior, and environmental topics. The channel also offers some content related to adventure and exploration, often featuring cinematography from remote locations. Programming is generally suited for audiences interested in non-fiction and educational viewing.
Anterior
15:04–15:51
Joanna Lumley's Great Cities of the World
Agora
15:51–16:38
Chasing Monsters
40m left
Seguinte
16:38–17:24
Chasing Monsters
Programação
13:29 - 14:17
Joanna Lumley's Great Cities of the World
TV Show, Travel
Joanna's initial view of Paris originates from a hot-air balloon, after which she inspects the impaired Notre-Dame. Consequently, she encounters Ibrahim, a refugee beekeeper.
14:17 - 15:04
Joanna Lumley's Great Cities of the World
TV Show, Travel
Joanna Lumley's Roman escapade unveils enchanting wonders. From the captivating Trevi Fountain to a rendezvous with a renowned paparazzo, her journey brims with excitement.
15:04 - 15:51
Joanna Lumley's Great Cities of the World
TV Show, Travel
Joana Lumley sets out on a thrilling adventure to explore various famous cities of the globe and uncover their deepest secrets.
AO VIVO 15:51 - 16:38
Chasing Monsters
Sport, Fishing
Adventurer Cyril Chaquet follows a series of mysterious disappearances and bloody trails deep into the Amazon forest in order to find the culprit.
16:38 - 17:24
Chasing Monsters
Sport, Fishing
Cyril Chauquet is assigned the dangerous task of capturing an electric eel that is believed to emit a shock powerful enough to kill a human.
17:24 - 17:47
Frozen Planet
Documentary, Nature
The host reveals the extraordinary riches and wonders of the polar regions that have remained hidden in plain sight for thousands of years.